I was confused. I thought you were looking for something like:
path("v2.0" / "tokens") {
post {
complete("it works")
}
} ~
path("v2.0" / "somethingelse") {
post {
complete("it works")
}
}
Otherwise with
path("v2.0") {
path("tokens") {
You're matching against path("v2.0") and then further trying to also match
against path("tokens"). Since a path can't start with both "v2.0" and
"tokens" at the same time, this always fails. There are other path
directives you can use for this type of processing and I think you've
already discovered some of them.
akka-http is based off of spray concepts. Spray's documentation is
currently much better than akka-http. You should probably start
here http://spray.io/documentation/1.2.2/spray-routing/ to learn more about
what routing directives are available and how to compose them together.
All directives may not exist yet in akka-http, but the sections on the
Path DSL should be valid.
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